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The Bioinformatics Lab
70 episodes
3 days ago
Ellie's background in microbiology and public health shaped her career in infection prevention. Building a laboratory network in Indiana was a significant project that enhanced public health. Infection preventionists play a crucial role in managing outbreaks in healthcare settings. Genomic sequencing is becoming increasingly important in identifying and controlling infections. Current outbreak detection methods in healthcare are often limited and retrospective. APIC 2024 highlighted the potential of genomic epidemiology in healthcare. Cost-effectiveness is a key factor in adopting genomic sequencing in hospitals. Challenges include financial investment and the need for bioinformatics expertise. Healthcare systems must learn from public health to implement genomic sequencing effectively. The ultimate goal is to prevent harm to patients through better infection control practices.
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Ellie's background in microbiology and public health shaped her career in infection prevention. Building a laboratory network in Indiana was a significant project that enhanced public health. Infection preventionists play a crucial role in managing outbreaks in healthcare settings. Genomic sequencing is becoming increasingly important in identifying and controlling infections. Current outbreak detection methods in healthcare are often limited and retrospective. APIC 2024 highlighted the potential of genomic epidemiology in healthcare. Cost-effectiveness is a key factor in adopting genomic sequencing in hospitals. Challenges include financial investment and the need for bioinformatics expertise. Healthcare systems must learn from public health to implement genomic sequencing effectively. The ultimate goal is to prevent harm to patients through better infection control practices.
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EP 56: Open Conversation with Keith Robison
the bioinformatics lab
1 hour 22 minutes 27 seconds
7 months ago
EP 56: Open Conversation with Keith Robison
Ketih's Blog, Omics Omics: https://omicsomics.blogspot.com/ Summary In this conversation, Keith Robison discusses the inception of his blog Omix, the evolution of social media in the scientific community, and the importance of feedback and community engagement in scientific writing. He delves into the changing landscape of sequencing technologies, highlighting the emergence of new companies and the implications for biodiversity research. The discussion also touches on the future of sequencing, the challenges of cost reduction, and the potential for sequencing technologies to explore previously uncharted biological phenomena.
the bioinformatics lab
Ellie's background in microbiology and public health shaped her career in infection prevention. Building a laboratory network in Indiana was a significant project that enhanced public health. Infection preventionists play a crucial role in managing outbreaks in healthcare settings. Genomic sequencing is becoming increasingly important in identifying and controlling infections. Current outbreak detection methods in healthcare are often limited and retrospective. APIC 2024 highlighted the potential of genomic epidemiology in healthcare. Cost-effectiveness is a key factor in adopting genomic sequencing in hospitals. Challenges include financial investment and the need for bioinformatics expertise. Healthcare systems must learn from public health to implement genomic sequencing effectively. The ultimate goal is to prevent harm to patients through better infection control practices.